DTE Golf

Is this what lies hidden beneath the calmness of the golf course greens? Man’s tenacious enemy on turf is grubs or beetle larvae. Learn how to find out about these hidden enemies and study ten special management techniques prescribed for golf courses on how to keep the putting green perfect for the entire year.

Keeping a golf course in top condition requires adjusting mowing practices throughout the year. Let us see one by one how mowing strategies should adapt to the changing weather of spring, summer, and autumn, ensuring a consistently exceptional playing experience for golfers.

A perfectly maintained irrigation system is the base of a flourishing golf course. Let us dive into different sprinkler types, selection factors like course layout and water conservation, and the importance of monitoring and maintenance. Discover how an efficient system optimizes water usage and elevates the golfing experience.

Discover how expertise and experience shape Florida’s golf courses, tackling turf management challenges with the art and science of maintenance. From tackling turf management challenges to implementing advanced techniques, see how expertise and experience shape perfection in golf course maintenance.

Delve into the foundation for putting green perfection, exploring specialized maintenance beyond the basics. Have a look at how innovation and technology shape unmatched golfing experiences on the greens.

Trees on a golf course offer many benefits, thus a comprehensive tree care plan is crucial for golf course management. This includes tree inventory, long-term vision, selective pruning, and strategic planting. Additionally, advanced techniques like root zone management and data-driven decisions can further optimize tree care.

Golf course consulting plays a crucial role in enhancing playability and sustainability. By leveraging expert consultation, golf course owners can improve playability through turfgrass management and irrigation optimization, while also implementing sustainable practices for long-term course health.

Lawn diseases are caused by various pathogens such as fungi, bacteria, and viruses. These pathogens thrive in specific environmental conditions, including excessive moisture, poor air circulation, and inadequate turf care practices. Identifying the type of disease affecting your turf is crucial for implementing effective management strategies.

Maintaining a golf course is an art, and mowing frequency is a key brushstroke. Let us explore how the frequency of mowing impacts turf health, from root development to nutrient uptake and pest resistance.

Shade can make grass look bad and not grow well on golf courses, mostly in very sunny places like Florida. Picking grasses that do okay in shady spots is important for keeping the golf course looking pretty and playable.